LGBTQ literature in Singapore

It also includes non-fiction works, both scholarly and targeted at the general reader, such as dissertations, journal or magazine articles, books and even web-based content.

The increasing boldness of Singapore writers in sympathetically addressing LGBT themes is intertwined with the growth of English-language theatre from the mid-1980s.

A fairly regular stream of gay plays were staged in Singapore throughout the 1990s, raising the public profile of sexual minorities.

One more Tamil book written by Alagersamy Sakthivel, is named as 'Oosi thwarangalum, ulle Nulaiyum ottahangalum (Needle holes and inside entering Camels) also available in National Library board Singapore.

Ng Yi-Sheng's poetry collection, last boy, contains many lyrical poems celebrating and reflecting on gay love and sexuality.